Evening Star Newspaper, January 17, 1926, Page 70

v AMUSEMENTS. THE SUNDAY STAR. Climbofa Child Actress. had Theater who made her it< premiere at the FROM a chila rst o n invenile roles, she ap ht the World," Dumpling Daddy Lor en n her pro role of Oph 2 0% ind pansed spend Con M 1ssed amlet” s the Now in Ch Sm intruste in T} beauty grace il in en th Wild Duck” “The s A disti Mis aappe Anderson the Green- AT CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB National | t per- | short- | he Ophelia | f 0 Goqd Idea--Maybe.”" the happily made mohiles to ns h rounded up in le more than half he time that i re ed by the med way he rancher nsider tion. had permitted roundsd up for me his che <mile I et shown a rounding up e me 1 ain't to try, jest ture of th possible so the SWOMANHANDLED done whao, is simply cat author ie purposes cen a4 story modern il certainly ahont oys o new nitomobiles e niarn] steers dead vet it you'll ex that he chassis, to rout The har the com 0 steers I'm going aQ ny Bad Men Taken From Life. GEORG MELFORD Whispering Smith maintain r Screen Find From Boston. ths ago Arthur Brishane publisher, sent man by the with @ n's fami 1 that the ained for nmle the fight to Irc 1cross rned to ons about ha o fo »son 1 scenaric ed States Pictures who is the or Whispering Smith s serving as interview ed Using photographs prions. the three vi hely > Mason and and more o So he train yoks him 1t v for scereen th e - characteriza n the sent men w in him to all the 1 nd pro I men, are om the pas e « train | ki hroush was dlv Lelors has reform Flor Sor much of veen followers, 15 U he ined ional career movin Althous from one of U chusetts Ra he isn't a hit taking his tr wonld take it 7 the same way from Harvard in h satd to come oot Massa families, npson e real blue four hundred stuck up.” but he i ninz as anv other cub His success he takes He was graduated 1921 and pho guides for raplis now being used the costumes and make of the members of the cast were }it is claimed, immediately after death of the men photographed = Nita Naldi Found. Kneeling Beneficial. in a newspaper, star of the War Compromise.” | h and beauty es, which the daily attend during which frequently I ought to have most beautiful heroine [ “Y Munich some anxiety associates Germany. after causing among her friends and including Marion recently read says Irene Rich Brothers picture ! | State Department at Washington to | gaged The, | tional, but States Gover or a leading role ir for First Na all off now, Miss Fau he appeal to the Uni ment was made in | tear that Miss Naldi might fered a physical aftermath to her recer pounds by di aldi, however, report, has Leen flitting on i bent between Berlin, Paris and othe |capitals of European gayety. For hree months she has been abroad ring which time no direct word was tony-hearted | tful h ‘ ons and to vamp adventur | have also ‘crovked the hinges of t knee' at the ars, funeral vices and infant cradie: in fact, & ver disregarded an opportunity | received by the producer, Mi think that by a biisiness representative or friends t govern fair play I am en the kneeling championship eory advanced in th 1 certainly should perfect and enduring take ler.” t0 her place in “The besert Competition Intensified. SpE stry Famois Players The hattle of anuthors, ng vear will tion intensified in field of the motion savs Jesse I compet IIHS a CI’\OiCE of’n\ree. N MOOR picture i Lasky a fortu k of th e lainiad for the services stars | material. New f: re constantly heing sought for, < search wil! 0 on in 1926 as never hefore. helieve the newcomers completed “Trene from JTames Montgomers comedy. Thix i thought \e the biggest picture Miss Maore has 1 during -een career that fol “Irene the of made se n They are young men and women talent, education and culture who are | Stage star rts and aspirations | tured directing their eff oward screen success. They the stars, and authors he screen for her choice is Wells story which Miss Nobody Thom Lime igina Jokn M¢ Tiffany ed Twinkletoes, erreot will be directors h omorrow, fon is a healthy thing ry. It keeps pictures n stereoty ped expect s B the star by Ticer Mi th tk npa i to see pic nly a tuke t during the v There will be more use nd I also believe we ure not obtaining real sterevscopl aphy. By th of three dimensions, which the effect of depth to w picture E may be the outstanding tech e A flower of the | pical development of the coming vear. dust {5 crushed in the meshes of hu-| During 1926, too, more and more man degradation In this story Col- | piey ~ will be made abroad by Amer X an pPOrtUnIty 1o dis | jcan producers. The present tendency talent hLitherto un-|is o internationalize motion picture | appeal, so that the film will be equ which she is con- | . in all parts of the wi written _especially inz plctures abroad, with E ails are given e of hd Lie er o osex from pierced in a monet Twinikle the und called | photug touched The orvigina sidering for her Ma - | this direction. More big productions and fewer ordinary program pictures is also the trend of production at present.’” NG. AND MRS L. A ACHE 10th s 0w 3 TUDIO. Fri. At saona b | lished 1000, | 18° lamour,” by Hugh §. Stange, o | one of the' dramatists who turned YW | Tarkington's “Seventeen” into = p < play, has heen purchased by A. H DAVISON'S to_dance cor- | \Wnods for production next season. in a few lomsons PROF MRS Strictly private any hour | FOM ST, N W, Class and dance Saturday Marn 17 evening with - orchesira reiate. Ciarleston. Foxtrol. Tango. Valt ERTON trude Hoffman Dancing Fhone Col TROF pecial rates Tench rectly WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th and E Sts. N.W. Sixth Wolfsohn Monday E Concert Tomorrow Night at FLORENCE AUSTRAL Austruliun Dramatic Soprane ALEXANDER RAILOWSKI « Kussinn TEM G STAFFORD 't Mae Mur ne in Al Styles ) Biltmore 00 20° HELEN JANE MARR DIsCLP RUTIU ST, DENIS Sehe ti e Jan, 18 in dupeiig wn Method .ONW e, Fowler—Capitol o walie, a Buck and e b cancing. Day o e S New York u Conservatory WE TEACH YOU TO DANCE Ml!! Sixth Semi-Annual Operatic Performance By the Choir Boys 7 ai and " Main i reh “ROSE OF THE PRAIRIE” A Cowboy Operetta in Two Acts BY HARRY WHEATON HOWARD In the I. C. SCHOOL AUDITORIUM N Street Between ith and 8th Sts. N.W. Tuesday January 19 Thursday January 21 Friday January 22 (At Eight.Fifteen 0'Clock P.M.) Admission. 50c elng ‘after all performances Cl :45 p.m. Fox Trof, Waltz. Tanco. Charleston In 7—LESSONS—7 | Every 8:30 i DANCING &3 | Wew YVork b dazz Orchestra Cort e i e | | pean theme and setting, is one step in | JITA NALDI has been located in | Fairfax. | who Is sald to have appealed to the | PeMi . brears, had en.|mendous amount of illumination Naldi's | br Katherine McDonald has been chosen | and Mrs. I directors and story | popular the | screen today are of a hatter tvpe | QUPOLPI SCHILDKRAET, the fa = 1 mean photog- | purt says [ um country | WASHINGTON, D. ¢, JANUARY 17, 1926—PART 3. o AMUSEMENTS. ARS of experience on the st | tures ax a produ i ewe cer and di whose productic he seen here selief that the moral Fves hut on crease hox office receiy remem thony' was by David sco. this piece created w exhibition of a pair the pedal e Miss Bates. The cen Belasco silk ” | protested against formance. The tor vhen Nan Ne in The 15 caused b silk stockis siremities 1 idea of 1 remember < of t the outr; public 1. xhapel opus it hours to S pres hibition of the 1 o dege hie - o owed in h after the the owner of the | and Olga Nethersole, the star piece had had a trial by jury | were sold so far in advance was discouraging to wait t play temporarily continue ‘eulprits e Moss that Many of the really ur tion i harsh itally ever, 1 think times greatly. That whic indecent vears vithin the said pla it for public concep frank h was immo: ago 18 mppat morals toc h ears ce of help entertain Tuesd: is char s deger immora Master of Effects at Work. Capital Sideshows. o m picture pr Le Paradis—Club Chantecler. by Paramot TH the Cafe Le Paradis and the ’\""”K % '”"‘y' Club Chantecler are niaue | featurir ~ Le Paradie Band under _"‘” rew | Harry with Tom Lowe as offi east three | o1 phq and “wise.cracker” and hefore actual wo fore actual Work | e Jatrer the Clul Chantecler Musical insemble under Paul Fidelman. with k. drummer dancer-singer ads to ukulele accompani special Charleston a skating dance HAT is declared to be a radical duet anne officia the starrir catering 1« ment, a Comm; and s mystifyin Clarence G fith his. Bwanee, he Swanee, in the ferent fr Bte went, by hietly @ thir than a ye nts have b wd nile en Thursday Sunday - broadensting nd simply dancing Mayflower concert. with Tielena of the Metropolit artist, and a new Svmphonic Orchest ot the tanding at Marsi Opera f the whieve, we conld 0 he went ahead som an » dance m type will be ou Al the Mayflower this avenin presidential room. Miss Marsh's num | hers will include operatie classics and beautiful songs of modern composers. Spe in in the Some Illumination. E].V:l"r" AT sufficient to {l power noa city & used by Cec unusually a0 population is by DeMille in filming 1 ge The Volza Boatman This set, built on a stage at th Arcade ide managemant has series of “Lucky Spo e mpacious Arcade ball ces the exterior | coom for Friday night. Other special a courtvard and | events will he a ‘Ladies’ night” te. and requires a tre- | morrow avening. and colorful dance by . T@|the Tivoll Pastime Club Thursday. te light, | which the public is invited. The first nt is kept generat- | or es of thrilling roller hockey t maximum 15.000 ches will be staged today in the Two hu red “‘ext ap rink, between the crack Balti which presents and the Washington Hockey prior eams. T ame will be called n with skating open to the Lefore and atter the gume an The nounced dances Are in t set” for a huge ba D room men sufficient p give the came o AN huge to the | i at public S sequence all its splendor oluti | Difficulties in the Movies. WO months axo Mary Plekford completad her picture “‘Scraps. The compsny wa= dismissed, the sets dismantled and the editing and titling started Recently Gone to New Zealand. the well known author New Zealand and | T t indeterminate anted by his secretary, a on picture cameraman and Capt urie D. Mitehell, the for English_sportsman. While keep a keen lookout for ot mo it was discovered more scenes were needed. Mary's manager was notified to rebutld two nd reassemble the compan Gre Two of the children in the h essentia <hots " are in Missisetppi the furniture nd some has bes sold it was necessary build The haby Ip the picture wn an a vaeation “Althcugh we had taken immensely hundred thousand feet of flm, we e ot needad fust a faw more,” said the puz zled manager as he tried 1o figure just how much per foot this additional film is going to cost 'MONDAY 7he BIO PARADE NG VIDOR'S Picturization of LAU- CE NG'S Story, Starring JOHN (¢ T With Renee Adoree. WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM 19th and E Sts. at N mer ng a story,’ cast 1 one I will write that Australia and fertile fie iwe that an Amer aturing an ralian here Much used rente dupiicates e countries xeveral prove throughe No Music in Movie Making mous New York and European who is pictured in the fe character role in Univers His People,” is one of the few act who refuses to have music on the set he is acting “Instead of helping me get into the w scene, it helps me he dec find ing to the music if it is 4 ? ing irritated by It it res 1 if it £ 1 really went we in ¢ W omun inoa tene York und this inly would not hund to play | rrel the orehest and Flow family." ! RICHARDS | I huve ‘Heurt with my " JANET Every M New Muxo Y. Avenue Thursday Evening, Jan. 21 8:30 P. M. ions: Home and Foreign duy Morning at 10:45 ic Temple. 13th Street nd NO Y. Ave. Admission. including tax. 65 centa 000000 00000000000008 ' poigian-American Osmoert Orgamist MUTUAL H ‘ girian American cencort Oremsi “THE STORM” REAL BURLESK FORD CAR FREE At the FOOD SHOW 10 Days—Jan. 16-27 A Ford Touring Car, an At- water Kent Radio Set, an Oriole Gas Range and a Royal Electric Cleaner will be given away ab- solutely free. BEGINNING TODAY "“RED HOT” Pretty Mamma Funny Comedians Speclal Midnight Show Friday ~ AN 5 'WARDMAN THEATER' Thomas Herbert Stock Company Presents The Handy Man Comedy Drama Week of January 17 Evenings, 8:30 Satarday Matinee. 2 Every hour during the show hundreds of packages of food will be distributed free. Washington Auditorium 7:30 to 100 Admission, 25¢ number | niversary an- | that | | ORGAN RECITAL | | FIRMIN SWINNEN | Buys United Studio. TO enable it to carry out ambitious praduction its history the Famous Plaver Corporation has purchased the Studio in Hollvwood. savs Lasky, first vice president he United Studio, wh of the tin the busines houses the production several companies, will he amous Plavers this Sprir ount production activit sferred from the Lasky Hollywood, t producing center “Althou has lon pped SHUBERT ELASCW MATS. sar the m Lasky ! thoAGE Presenting Nove/ fnforfa?::nf:fl'vor?;a od 25 HOURSof MAGIC, ILLUSIONS, ESCAPES and FRAUDULENT MEDIUM EXPOSES EVENINGS. Sic Except Sat ) 30c considered plant in th The Stuges und to expand o a the present” there will be no disp sky Studio prope ht in the centel 3100, 3150 MAT 770, $1.00. Plus Tax NEXT SUN. SEATS THUR MENRY W. BAVAGE, INC In Asseciatun with A H. Weads Offers Niccodemi's Great Love Play "STOLEN FRUIT Drama Superb in o Acting ana Directien —N. Y. Herald Tribune With ANN HARDING, ROLLO PETERS and HARRY BERESFORD emarkable rast srensunced e N v, Ti Superh and Perfect ™ now r The purchase by Famous Play f ration last month of the of the Lasky And Current Events Lecture “ Flawlires, By William Rufus Scott AT s oo WARDMAN PAR HOTEL | Monday Afternoons at 4:43 GUE OF PEN WOMEN 1909 H St. N.W. Admission, either plac GAYETY LADIES' CLUB THEATER SIM WILLIAMS Morris Schorr's Artistic Betty Frank in T OPAND WY Co. LE. e Tonight, Jan. NINTH NEAR F 2:15 - TWICE DAILY - 8:15 LADIES' MATINEE ‘ DAILY, 25¢ PRESENTS AY JAN 22 -11:30 PM W h T o R ale of Single Tickets—All Performances—Opens Tomorrow Morning CHICAGO GRAND OPERA:. FOUR PERFORMANCES THREE EVENINGS AND MATINEE Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday Matinee saturday Evenings, 8 o'Clock ©0'Clock, February 9, 10, 18 WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM Eve., OTELLO (in Italian) an Gordon, Rimini. Marshall, &c Wed. Eve., LOUISE (in French) Mary Garden, Auasean ((he grest French Tanor), BAXiADoft. especially enguged. Sat. Matinee, CARMEN (in French) Mary_Garden, Auusean, &c. Polacco, Conductor. Sat. Eve.. RIGOLETTO (in Italian) AllStar Cast, Mason, Hackett, Ruffa, &e. Orchestra 65—Entire Stage Equipment Cherus 785, Incidental Dances and Corps ds Rallet. Priecs: 67, 86, 85, 84, $3; plus tay. Mrs. Wilson-Greene’s Comeert Bu- rean, Droop's, 13th and G. Phone Main 6493, = A, WASHINGTON OPERA CO. Edouard Albion. ——Presents—— General Director LOUISF PAUL HOMER and ALTHOUSE Fred Patton and Charles T. Tittmann SAMSON and DELILAH January 25th at 8:15 P.M. WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM Box Office, Arthur Jordan Pinno C 13th and G streets. phone Main 487, and Vietrola Dept Woodward & Lothrop TUESDAY 4:30 Third Concert of Series PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA OTTORINO RESPIGHI—Guest Conductor Tickets, $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, §1.00. T. Arthur Smith Bureau 1 8t., or Homer Kitt Co. MONDAY WED, and with motion ple An York which | the | rdapta s« presented today unp WASHINGTON AUDITORIUM | r Criticizes “‘Reformers” of today pur this theate of th the | with RECITAL of t clean’ photoplays.” continued Carewe ‘I'm in favor of motion pictures that children mavy he perm 110 witness Nevertheless, 1 cannot fice that pictures and pi which receive the great n. either hy we 1 v the pi are than ording well patronized nature 1od is the vears ago, play with reading of the “A Marriage Has Arranged” Br Sutro MAUDE FRANCES Wardman Park Theater Sunday, January 17 at 8:30 Tickets $1.00 Been » ve of ut tod: o reserva WE PLAY LOEW'’S VAUDEVILLE Snzmuume TODAY s week D * A 1926 ALL-STAR VAUDEVILLE BILL EXTRAORDINARY * FEATURE ATTRACTION GUY & PEARL MAGLEY REVUE In “Dance Stories” With THE MELVIN SISTERS And Frank and Ted Deel Nhorty Pick MCcALLISTER & LANCASTER “Playing Golf” With Sam Gore FULTON & PARKER “Diversion a la Carte” Ev Pan JOHN IRVING FISHER | “Rong Storfes and Meladiea™ Teear DILLON & MARGERITA “Sensational Fanilibristic and Mosical Noveltr PHOTOPLAY—ALWAYS FIRST TIME SHOWN Warner Rros. Pressnt “COMPROMISE” A Big, Stirring Photoplay of Tamultuous Thrills, With The Charming P ALWAYS THE BEST FOR LESS"‘ — Brillfant Supporting Cast THE B. CAPITAL'S FAVORITE PLAYHOUSE ANOTHER DOUBLEHEADER Great Fum Artists Support ey NORMAN The Creole Fashion Pi ed hy A KENO CLARK & BOBBIE SIMONDS Tunetal Norman's Artistie | | | | | T s soruseus | of gewns and | Presents “The Song Shop” Extra Added Attracties Tondeville's Lt Sylvia In “Kavortings 1e B Coheadlining With Karyl Norman Uneek” i oy Yorke & King Offering The ‘Old Family Tintype’ Feature BROTHER & sisTER Famous French With Paul Tisen Orchestra THE BRIANTS Walter & Paul The Dream Moving Man it K. T. KUMA Japanese Aysteries Lo PEARSON BROS. Torics or ; resent -RAyihms THE DAY 4 FOSTER & “PEGGY” “Pals AESOP'S FABLES PATHE NEWS WEEKLY Shows Dally: 218 RS, Bunday Goed Oren. Seats: ‘Evas. 51.00- Mats. S0c: good THEWISDOM TOUTH A Fantastic Comedy by MARC CONNELLY Co-Author of “Beggar on Horsebaek.” “Merton of the Movies.” Ftc. ACTED IN EIGHT SCENES BY A LARGE AND ang Matinee: 313, Seats Ever., 35e Mats., n 4454”4485 6423 ATIONAL TOMORROW O ixelubrealy Amsrican ond " Toroma ™" NIGHT JOHN GOLDEN stars of first rank. Play A New of Romance, Novelty and WED. MAT. PLUS 106 TAX CAREFULLY SELECTED COMPANY WINCHELL SMITH AN $1.00 to $2.50 50c to $2.00 NEWMA TRAVEL TALKS N MOTION PICTURES BERLIN ~~ GERMANY -BOX OFFICE OPEN 1 P. M. TODAY WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, JANUARY 25TH George M. Cohan Ntaged by SAT MAT. TODAY MATINEE 3:30 COLOR VIEWS PRICES—80c, 50, $1.10, $1.65, Including Tax NOTE MATINEES WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY his latest in tarcteal “American Born” THE GAYEST PLAY success OF THE SEASON THE WORLD'S GREATEST “CELLIST” PABLO CASALS_ BRI ST o “He {3 the Tiokets. Homer L.